Special Committee on Research and Innovation
AASHTO Liaison
Glenn Page, Associate Program Director, Project Delivery
gpage@aashto.org
AASHTO Liaison
Glenn Page, Associate Program Director, Project Delivery
gpage@aashto.org
Peer exchanges, as required under 23 CFR, Section 420.207(b) are a practical and effective tool to foster excellence in R&T program management. They provide an opportunity for participants to share best practices and management innovations through an open exchange of ideas, knowledge, and brainstorming. Both staff and management from the home State and a group of invited top-level State and Federal managers exchange information particularly relevant to the home State’s R&T program over 2 to 4 days. Many questions about peer exchanges can be found in the State Planning and Research Guide on Peer Exchanges (see Guidance Documents below).
View reports of past peer exchanges. Please forward peer exchange reports for posting to the Website Administrator. A copy will be posted on the R&I/RAC website, a copy is sent to TRIS, and a copy is sent to the National Transportation Library for cataloguing and indexing.
A list of possible topic categories was created to help with searchability of peer exchange reports. The list is not all-inclusive but includes some of the most common topic areas.
Best Practices for Peer Exchanges
How to Search the Peer Exchange Reports
FHWA’s SP&R Guide for Peer Exchanges
FHWA Peer Exchange Training Program and Directive
2005 Revised Presentation–Peer Exchange.ppt
Documenting Peer Exchange Administrative Experiences
Peer Exchange: A Value-Added Management Tool